Sentence examples for a faraway memory. from inspiring English sources

As I left the District Building, a faraway memory crossed my mind.

Now, when Hutchinson talks about her hometown in Leilani Estates, she speaks of it like a faraway memory, even though she was peacefully living with her dogs, cats and fruit trees just over a month ago.

Before you know it, you'll have taken huge leaps and your comfort zone will be a faraway distant memory.

It feels like the end of the world, with cities a faraway, faded memory, erased by the warm, salty breeze, the constant rain that washes everything clean, making the jungle come alive.

"I do," she replies in a faraway voice, remembering Mata Hari.

The scholarship is on the anecdotal side, and the presentation is colorful; the pace is fast, and the memories, particularly those of a faraway childhood, are often affecting; the music is spirited or melancholy as required.

Then she sang to me wordlessly in a faraway wavering voice that rose and fell, swaying like the trees of childhood memory.

Whether it's a hidden cove on a faraway island or a sandy patch at the end of the subway line, no place is as rife with memories as a beach you keep returning to.

That is probably a faraway dream.

A FARAWAY ISLAND, by Annika Thor.

A faraway roar came closer.